In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao killed those main characters, why did he kill him

I'd rather bear the people of the world, and the people of the world can't bear me.

On March 15, 220 AD, Cao Cao died of illness in Luoyang at the age of 66, nicknamed "King Wu", and was buried in Gaoling after his death. Soon after Cao Pi succeeded to the throne, he called the emperor, and posthumously called Cao Cao as "Emperor Wu", the temple name "Taizu", and was known as Emperor Wu of Wei in history.

Although Cao Cao fought all his life, he rejected Hua Tuo's ** because he was too suspicious, and finally died of head wind disease in Jian'an for five years, and died in Jian'an for twenty years, and the course of the disease was as long as 20 years, and the brain tumors were mostly benign. However, in the later stage, the brain tumor grows, and if it is not removed, a series of serious discomfort symptoms will occur, and drugs can no longer do it.

Cao Cao, the word Mengde, the small character Apu, an auspicious, Han nationality, Pei Guoqiao (now Bozhou, Anhui) people. He was a famous military strategist, politician and poet in the late Eastern Han Dynasty of China, the founder and main founder of the Wei State during the Three Kingdoms period, and later the King of Wei. His son Cao Pi was proclaimed emperor and posthumously honored him as Emperor Wu of Wei.

Cao Cao fought all his life, and for the reunification of the whole country as soon as possible, he extensively cultivated fields in the north and built water conservancy, which played a certain role in the recovery of agricultural production at that time; Second, he used people on the basis of merit, broke the concept of the clan, suppressed the powerful and powerful, and restored and developed the social economy of the area under his rule. In addition, he is also proficient in the art of war, and has written books such as "A Brief Explanation of Sun Tzu", "The Essentials of the Book of War", and "The New Book of Mengde". As a generation of heroes, he was proficient in music and rhythm, good at writing poetry, expressing political aspirations, and reflecting the suffering life of the people in the late Han Dynasty.

Cao Cao had a disease that had no cure, and the medical conditions at that time were not advanced, and Cao Cao was usually overworked, so he died of illness.

Cao Cao suffered from an incurable disease at that time, known as head wind disease in modern times, and there was no cure for the disease.

It can be said that he killed himself, and if he doesn't believe in others, he can't blame others.

Cao Cao fell ill and died, and his son Cao Pi succeeded him.

He had headaches because of the pressure, and finally his condition worsened and he died.

Cao Cao didn't believe that Hua Tuo could help him cure his headache. In the end, he died of a headache.

Cao Cao suffered from a headache, and Hua Tuo treated him, but he suspected that Hua Tuo had killed Hua Tuo.

Because he had been fighting for many years and was under a lot of pressure, he had been plagued by headaches, and finally became terminally ill and then died.

Cao Cao had a head disease. However, he was suspicious by nature and was unwilling to undergo Hua Tuo's craniotomy. The head disease got worse and worse, and finally he died.

Tao Qian. In the autumn of 193 AD, Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shu in the battle of Kuangting and pursued all the way, until Yuan Shu crossed the Huai River and fled to Shouchun, and received the news that his father Cao Song was killed by Tao Qian in the joy of victory, and Cao Cao, who was furious, waved his army to Xuzhou to avenge his father.

Romance of the Three KingdomsThe Romance of the Three Kingdoms is one of the four famous works of Chinese classical novels, the full name of the Three Kingdoms Popular Romance, the original author is Luo Guanzhong in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty, various engraved copies appeared in the middle of the Ming Dynasty, Zou Wugang version of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms is a researcher at the Palace Museum, and the well-known calligrapher Zhang Zhihe found it According to reports, this version was found in the ancient city of Pingyao, Shanxi Province in 2002, and is not found in any bibliographic description, and there is no collection in major libraries at home and abroad.

The Romance of the Three Kingdoms depicts the historical situation of nearly 105 years from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty to the early years of the Western Jin Dynasty, mainly describing the war, reflecting the political and military struggle between the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu and Wu in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, the struggle and the final story of Sima Yan's unification of the Three Kingdoms and the establishment of the Jin Dynasty, reflecting the transformation of various social struggles and contradictions in the Three Kingdoms era, and summarizing the historical changes of this era, and shaping a group of heroes of the Three Kingdoms.

Chen Gong. Chen Gong. February 7, 199), the word Gongtai, the chief strategist under Lu Bu's account in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, was a native of Dongwuyang (now Shen County, Shandong). Straightforward and resourceful, he made friends with well-known people at home and abroad when he was young.

In 192, Liu Dai, the assassin of Yanzhou, was killed in battle during the crusade against the Yellow Turbans in Qingzhou, and Chen Gong and others advocated that Cao Cao take over as the pastor of Yanzhou, so Cao Cao regarded him as a confidant.

But after that, Chen Gong turned against Cao Cao because Cao Cao killed Bian Rang and other famous people in the late Han Dynasty, and lobbied Zhang Miao to betray Cao Cao to welcome Lü Bu into Yanzhou, assist Lü Bu to attack Cao Cao and successively obtain Yanzhou and Xuzhou.

In Xiapi City, Lu Bu did not listen to Chen Gong's plan to complement each other, so he failed. After Lü Bu was defeated, he was captured by Cao Cao along with Lü Bu and others, and was determined to die.

Probably only Lu Bohao's family is hands-on.

The last thing Cao Cao should have killed was Xun Yu, Yang Xiu, and Hua Tuo: if he didn't kill Xun Yu, he would be able to gain the support of the royalists, and he would not leave a bad reputation for future generations; Yang Xiu has the ability to confront Sima Yi, and if he doesn't kill him, Cao Wei Jiangshan will not be taken by Sima Yi; Hua Tuo has superb medical skills and can treat many people, and killing him has affected his status in the hearts of the people.

The last three people that Cao Cao should have killed in his life were Xun Yu, Hua Tuo, and Cui Yan, because these three people were very useful and capable.

Cai Mao, Yang Xiu, and Hua Tuo didn't provoke him because of these people, and he also regretted it very much after the death of these three people.